Profesionalisme, JENI FEBRIANTI

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Midwives in defending women's rights

(midwives, defender of women's rights)
2. Definition of women-centered care
3. The principle of women-centered care
Nama : JENI FEBRIANTI

Npm :2019201021
Dosen pengampu
Dr. Herna Rinayanti Manurung., S.Tr.Keb., Bd., M.Kes
Midwives in defending women's rights
(midwives, defender of women's rights)
According to WHO, the The midwifery profession itself has an

theme is "Midwives: important role in the provision of maternal
Defenders of Women's and infant health services. Of course the
Rights". It is hoped that this services or care provided must be quality
will inspire the midwifery care, including among others; positive
profession to provide global birth experience, choice of delivery
strategic support for the partner, communication, pain management,
health of women, children mobility, choice of delivery position, and
and adolescents. so on.
Definition of women-centered care
Title text addition
Women-centered services are services that give women

Titlethe right to choose health services according to their
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needs.
Principles of women-centered care
Women Center Care is women-centered care, meaning that

the care provided by midwives must be oriented towards
women so that women are not seen as objects but are seen as
whole / holistic human beings who have the right to vote to
maintain their reproductive health.
A. FACTORS AFFECTING WOMEN'S HEALTH
1. The status factor of women in society is low.

2. Reproductive health risk factors
Option 01 where a woman
Option 02 experiences pregnancy,
childbirth, childbirth who are at risk of dying.

3. The factor of the inability of women to maintain their own health as a result
of low education.
4. The factor of lack of capital in efforts to maintain women.
5. Socio-cultural, economic factors in women's health include;
a. Unaffordable health services will not be suitable.
Option 03 Option 04
b. Low knowledge of the signs and symptoms of various complications related
to pregnancy, childbirth and the puerperium.
B. WOMEN'S RIGHTS IN OBTAINING HEALTH
SERVICES
1. The right to obtain information regarding their health.

2. The right to discuss concerns in an environment where he feels
confident.
3. The right to know the procedure to be carried out
4. The right to privacy
5. The right to say the views of safe services
6. The right to express his views and choices regarding the
services he receives.
WOMEN CENTER
CARE
WOMEN CENTER CARE Women as care centers are

where women must become central figures in the care
process, midwifery philosophy assumes that it is women
who understand their own needs. Midwives are
professional care providers with their own unique
knowledge to help mothers make decisions and respond to
mothers' choices.
THE ROLE OF THE MIDWIFE
Midwives in providing women-centered care must be based on midwifery

care philosophies, namely safety, satisfying, respect for human dignity and
self-determination, respecting culture and ethical diversity, family centered,
and health promotion.
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1. Characteristics of the Caring Model
a. There is monitoring of physical, psychological and social
well-being during the reproductive cycle
b.TPrepare women with different education, counseling, and
prenatal care
c. Ongoing management assistance during labor and delivery
d. Post partum support
2. What Makes Mother Satisfied
Midwives who run the care model are aligned with patient
satisfaction.
a. Communication
The method of communication used by midwives involves
mothers and families.
MIDWIFE AUTHORITIES
Midwifery services according to Kepmenkes 900
of 2000:
1. Midwifery services
Services to mothers are provided during pre-
marital, pre-pregnancy, pregnancy, childbirth,
postpartum, breastfeeding and interval periods.
Practice According to Evidence Base / Scientific Evidence
It is important to provide evidence-based care for professional

midwives. WHO reveals strong evidence to reject interventions and
care practices with 4 categories, namely:
a. Safe and useful care
Models of care that can be given are:
1) Emotional and psychological support during pregnancy and
childbirth
2) Facilitate mobility and position selection for the mother
3) Support for breastfeeding
4) Provide a wide opportunity for mothers to breastfeed
b. Care that is harmful or ineffective should be avoided.
Avoiding things that are harmful and ineffective such as avoiding
enemas, regular episiotomies, shaving pubic hair. While reduced care
includes:
1) Advanced use of electrical fetal monitoring
2) Use of oxytocin to increase contractions
3) Use of epidural analgesia to reduce pain due to his
c. Lack of research to clarify issues so that evidence is lacking to support
clear recommendations
d. Upbringing is necessary for women but not all right for everyone
Principles of Upbringing
1) Minimal intervention
2) Comprehensive
3) As needed
4) In accordance with the standards, authority, competency autonomy of the
provider
Teaching strategy
5) Performed in a complex by the work team
6) Care for mother's affection
7) The philosophy that childbirth, menstruation, menopause are normal
8) Provide informed consent
9) Safe, comfortable, logical and quality
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Midwives in defending women's rights

Nama : JENI FEBRIANTI

According to WHO, the The midwifery profession itself has an

Title text addition

Women-centered services are services that give women

Women Center Care is women-centered care, meaning that

1. The status factor of women in society is low.

childbirth, childbirth who are at risk of dying.

1. The right to obtain information regarding their health.

WOMEN CENTER CARE Women as care centers are

Midwives in providing women-centered care must be based on midwifery

It is important to provide evidence-based care for professional

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